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Jose Guest
Hello chaps,
Since CSSR is not a standard KPI, I have made up a formula which is:
(THCASSALL+TFCASSALL)/(TASSALL/CMSESTAB)*(CCONG+CMSESTAB)
It works fine, but sometime it gives over 100 % in the TCH part, does anyone know is it correct forumla ????
Thanks.
Jose
risa Guest
Hi Jose,
CSSR = SDCCH success seizure * ( 1- SDCCH drop) * TCH success seizure.
Hope it helps!
Raghvendra Singh Guest
danielle Guest
Douglas Guest
AM A RADIO PLANNER AND OPTIMISATION INTERN IN VODACOM SA
WHAT IS CSSR STAND FOR AND WHAT IS IT?
kamaz Guest
Hi all,
@ risa: it’s an ALU Formula, they dont have the same approach.
@ Jose: if you have a Direct Retry in your Network you will have this behaviour in the TCH part. It’s simple, when we perform a TCH Request in one cell (cell1) but due to congestion we perform a Direct Retry to another cell (cell2), in addition, we have a TCH Att in cell1 and a TCH Succ in cell2 (not in cell1). So TCH Success in cell2 will be over than TCH Att in the same cell (cell2) ==> TCH Success Rate over than 100%.
Fleurival Guest
Dear expert,
i would like to know how i can calculate the drop calls in the alcatel MSCSs
Jean Thomas Guest
hi all,
can someone tell me some ways to improve processes within performance area : KPI definition and performance weightings.
Daniel Guest
Hi,
Can help to explaint what is the CSSR stand for an from where can i have a better understanding in all the radio terms ?
Thanks.
Regards
Daniel .
sathiyaraj Guest
hello friends
what is the meaning of CINR …
hussain Guest
dear all
can u explain me the meaning of TCASSALL
Sanjay Hira Guest
Is there a way to convert PS Erlang to megaytes?
WICOP Guest
Hi Sanjay,
I think that’s not good solution. Because Very many parametrs depending to result (Erlang to Mbytes). You need formula for PS traffic by kbit/s.
What kind of system using?
Hosea Guest
CSSR stands for Call Setup Success Rate
Wicop Guest
Hi Hosea,
Do you know formula for PS and HS traffic by kbit/s
BR,
Wicop
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